How the book works
- Three-putts are recorded by anyone, count straight away, and stay out of the book.
- Four-putts go in the book only once a second person witnesses the call. The player it was called on can settle it himself.
- One entry per player per hole. If somebody records a four-putt another player already called, that second entry becomes the witness.
- Keeper of the book is whoever has the most signatures. Three-putts break a tie; a level lead leaves it with nobody.
- Times are when the putt happened, not when the phone managed to sync it.